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04-03-2007, 08:08 PM
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| http://joseyleopard.blogspot.com/200...r-genetic.html This is a link to a most unusual story. The subject is a freshwater mussel called the oyster mussel which is endangered everywhere in the world being genetically transformed into an ocean-going mussel. This kind of story needs to be tracked, don't you think? The possibilites are endless if this kind of thing gets going.
__________________ Caitlin  potamilus purpuratus American Pearl Mussel Where can I get a pearl from this mussel?        |
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